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S L E EPV-T I M E
THE TALE OF f
MRS. LADYBUG
JY ARTHJJR-COTTAILEY
CHAPTER Xlir.
Jennie Juncbug.
Jennie Juiicbun w a froticonie
fut pron. And lie wii a great
ji krr. The juke thai flic tyvel uut
w (hi: She oJ to. bump into
jiro)le that were (lying IhroiiRh the
ir to bump into them ami knock
ihini, spinning, upon the ground
liciiiR much hfiivirr than many of
lur nrinhlior, Jennie luiichmr uf
firccl little from auui iolliioii.
Ami he never o'ulJ umlcrsUml why
anylwtty nhouM hml fault with her
lavonle nit. If a Ixxlv objected to
her roiiKh lay Jennie junebug only
ljuk'Sfil heartily.
"I don't miml whrn I take
tumble." he wouM retort. "So why
ihimhl you?"
And if the vntTvrer complained
tltat it wasn't the tumble that hurt,
no much as the shock of her hard,
bulky self. Jennie would huke with
merriment and crash into him again.
. Keatlv, it was useless to try to
reason with her. The safest way was'
M
tome ( Mr.. Lad bug's "other neigh
bar irmietimea remarked.
Hut Mr. Ladybug never, could be- L .He T'eleaed her iiutantly and a
tipt'f that Icnnir had a SUilflc BOOT)
trair-utilct it w.tjf good nature. I'tjr J
sue wa always reany wiin i-iuu.
no matter what anybody taxi to her.'
It was seldom that Mrs. Ladybug
hesitated to iipeak her mind right
out to a person, if she happened to
disapprove of him. -Hut she had. al
ways kept out of Jennie Junehng'a
way. Jennie was many times bigger
than little Mrs. Ladyhug. Mrs. Lady
bug trembled to 'think what might
happen to her if Jennie should ever
hurl her fat Iwly against Mrs. Lady
bug with a dull, sickening thud.
"If thai.cvcr happens." Mrs. Lady
bug thought. "L fear I'll never (re
able to do another day's work for
Farmer Green. It might be the end
of me." '
Now, in spite of her fears, Mis.
Ladybug had even more than her
share of courage.. And as time went
on, and she saw .the awful havoc
that Jennie Juncbug played with the
trees, Mr. Ladybug reached the
point where she couldn't any longer
fctarid by silently and let Jennie
Juncbug riddle the leaves.,
".Something will have to be donel''
Mrs. Ladybug declared to her
friends. VI. can't :c,ompct Jennie
Junebug to stop. 'She's too big for
nie to handle. ,'. '.
,"I'm going to have a talk - with
her," said Mrs. Ladybug.
"Something will have to be done!" Mrs.
Ladubutf declared to her friends.
to avoid her if possible.' especially
after dark. For then was the time
that she preferred for her rowdy
tricks. y ...... j "j-."J,.
Mrs.' Ladybg' couldn't abide her.
Not '.only did' she; dislike Jenrfic
''TtmcbngV jokes. She disapproved
of her treatment of .Farmer Green.,
For Jennie Junebug did everything
bhi' 'could to ruin 'the:-trees on the
farm.-': She ate their leaves and that
v.us0Jie .thing . that , Mrs. Ladybug
rouMii't forgive irr , anybody. '
"It's a shame"? Mrs. Ladybug
often said "ItV a 'shame, the way
Jennie Juncbug, riddles the foliage.
'".Here. I vofmyJ hardest to" save .the
'leaves by Tiddingthttrtof- tiny in
" sects 'that feed . upoir ithcm insects
that suck the juices from the leaves
and 'make them wither. And there's
Jennie Juncbug. trying her best to
destroy the leaves that I save. It's
enough to make aii honest ..person
weep." ":': v;;
Perhaps Jennie Junebug wasn't so
' TadT at heart; "as Mrs. " Ladybug
thought lrcr. Maybe she was. merely
a -gay, careless creature who' never
stopped to consider that she was ..in
juring'. Farmer Green when she hurt
his trees. At leasts that was what
. "WHY
Does Iron Rust? . ;
Exocrience shows us that metals
react in different ways' to;,the ele
ments or substances which come
into contact with them. -.Silver, for
example, will tarnish when exposed
to air which, contains even a slight
amount of t sulohur-r-wmch is the
reasdn that table, silver is harder-to
J eep brighf and attractive in winter
when the furnace is going than in
the summer when the open windows
provide an abundance . of fresh , air.
Gold, on the other hand, will pot
tarnish under similar; circumstances
and neither of these metals reacts to
oxygen in the same way that iron
does. r "
' Particularly when a considerable
amount of moisture is present, thus
emphasizing the effect of the oxygen,
this element attacks the surface of
the iron and combines with the ex
posed portion formula a thin scale or
covering of "rust," 'which is nothing
more than oxydized iron. . This- conv
hination of oxygen and iron is, how
ever, much more-porous than vthe
pure iron and therefore permits the
moisture to sink through, and attack
the portion directly underneath, thus
reoeatinflr the process of oxidization
until, in the course of, time, the enj
tire piece of iron-is eaten away and
, crumbles, into flakes of scaly rust,
'unless .the surface is protected from
the' air and .moisture by paint, or
some other covering. :
. Copyrlrhh 1K1. Wheeler-Syndicate. Inc.
Dog Hill Pargarafs
By George Bingham
Slim Pickens happened up on the
annual footwashing services at' the
Hog Ford , church' 'last Sunday.
Which adds truth to the old 'saying
that opportunity ' comes to all at
some time in life. ' '" '
.,
Miss Rosy Mosclcy played .very
sweetly and harmoniously? on' her
accordion at th -school entertain
ment. Friday night. . After -she. had
played all she knew she :sat back
down and leverybody. applauded- and
said -she-ought -to be on the stage;
-v J . ''': , ." ',..' ;
'' Jcffcrsbri : Pollock, and ."wife were
aiming to ' ltave' a. .fan'iily 'group pic
ture made. while, they were arfiound-
f , r . ..
ing Billows Saturday, -'but they
couldhlt get alb the" children 'jjuicr.at
the same titte.;.' ''!' '
III
If
Try ' wholeaome) ;
enj of Coffee this
j' af teraoon. about 4
rdiodk . It brings,
comfort and cheer.'
to the hosj .office
worker, the fagged
sh opper, and the
tired hoiisewife. .'
JOINT COFTO TKADE :
rtmUCITY COMMBTTES
K T4WnStrMt Nvtrk
. CQFFBB.
-the unrvemi mn
Jack and Jill
Honey-uer
' Jack's eyes sparkled like the stars
as he rushed in. kissed her with
double the usual ardor, and threw
in a bearish hug for good nn-siure.
"What is it, honey.
"Guess, Jill, old girl, can't you
guess r" lie demanded again, still
crushing her in his arms.
Mic smiled tip into his fare.'
"Oh. I bet I know! The office
save yon i ranc.
hi-
sjefTt-Vf appointment swept
!.;
ljVAwy Sy, now uhi yuu guersi
...We.". swceincari, you aej mv
to guess.
. 'Jlolv cats, I didn't suppose youd
guess like that."-
Hut hit gay spirits swilOy re
vived. .
"Of course. I knew they ought to
be giving me a raise "
"Long ago,", interrupted Jill
proudly.
"llut when the old man just
caiually mentioned 'out of the side
of his mouth today that I'd find the
increase included in my check to
day, say honey, I just felt like flying
or floating out of the .window."
She patted his check.
"Now we can gtt .the electric
range for the kitchen," she said,
practically, "and we won't have to
fi:ss with coal aiid kindlings, and
ashos and soot, and "
uei inc evint-ne ji";
tioned with well-simulated surprise.
"Say-" -
"How much of a raise did you get,
old crlzyMrat?"
. "Eigflt a week increase."
"That's just, splendid."
"Ought to . have becu 10, though,"
said. Jack,, man-like.
"But eight is a. lot of money, when
yoii.consider it's just-extra money"
"But I'm-worth it," said Jack in
sistently. .She patted his check again and
kissed the cleft' iu his chin,, a trick
whiclv-Jack, to tell the truth, thought
rather silly.
"But if I had gotten 10 a week
increase," he said. thoughtfully, "we
could have afforded a real ' car, be
cause 10 a week Is $520 a year, of
course, and "
"Real 'car' ' repeated Jill puzzled.
"What are you raving about, dar-
lin'?" . , . . : ... '
f "The 'car' the said" shortly and
tantalizingly.' '.-
. "The car what'ear?" "
Ohi' didii't I tell you ?" he asked
tc'r with'- a bland .provoking smile.
"Gosh,''; my .Wealth- makes me ter
ribly fprgfctful. and careless. , I ah
1'- bought- a1 .car", . a -motor-car, - you
know, 'on ;'mj":way- home this after
noon." . "Jack,-arc - you . joking ?"
v:. "Joking,?., '.I should say not. ' I
bpuglit.'.'a car, : It .-will be brought
out tomorrow." - " -'
His Jtll?girt "didn't' know whe'ther
to laugh or ''Weep; ' ' ' :
..'; "But, honey, it's ' extravagant." -"I
bought it' cheap." '
""It isn't the first cost " "
".No, I know, ' J ill dear," he said,
"it's the upkeep.. Old man Noah
. ... ... 1 ' ' 1 : ,
OMAHA. SATURDAY. OCTOHF.R 15. 1P2
rr, i n i xi l .
bin 5eeKSorK
Jtk ! m i 1 I. ! "
lo a hi ramny
17
told -that to Mivm
hunched the Ark,"
Suddenly Jill's U. fell.
"What i itT demanded
crossly. "What it t iiowr"
"Oh. and we can't have the dec
trie range for the kitchen "
Jack threw his hands in the air.
"Now. ain't that just like
woman r" he akej the world.
l'piat- l!t. TliumiMtiii Kmiiih rke.
. Maple Mousse.
Itnil one large cup of maple nip
until it ropes. I'otir slowly over the
vsfll beaten yolks of ritf lit ck'R.
beating conttautly until smooth. Put
into a double boiler and seuld, not
letting it boil, Kemove from the
fire and let it become nM. then
stir into one pint of whipped cream.
Turn into a (reeir, i.uk well in
ice and salt, and let it stand for
three or four hours.
Nut Bread.
Three eupfuls of flour and t'uee
tcaspoouful of baking powder, one
Uhlcspoonful of sugar and a tea
spoon fu! of salt are sifted together
for this bread. Ceat two rK and
add with one cupful of milk to the
dry ingredient. Add a cupful of
chopxd pecans or Liiglish walnuts.
Mix and let rise in pan fr JU min
utes. Bake in moderate oven.
I-gg plant and dahlia shades arc
being worn.
Ill Mother and Seven Sister
Ami Urotheri Stranded
In Omaha.
Carmen, 15, black-eyed daughter
cf Mrs. lUlilo Diaz, is seeking em
ployment to supHrt her mother and
seven little hrmhers and sister who
are stranded in Omaha.
Superintendent Wilson of the
welfare board i assisting her. Car
men's mother i confined at St.
Catherine's hospital and three of
the older children have been sent to
Livirvievv home temporarily. The
(our younger children are' being
cared for by a family on the South
Side.
The Diaz family wa sent here
by the sheriff at Mankalo. Minn.;
after Mrs. Dial's husband had been
arrested and sentenced to jail there.
The family was penniless and two
or three of the children, including
a baby less than I year old. were
without shoes. Carmen said she be
lieves her father will come here to
help them as soon as he is released
from the county jail at Mankato.
Saturday
Krh
Pi llara Roast, xr lb...
Drr.ard Spring 1 Chlrkrn.,
pr lb
Specials
.22c
.270
THIS CRITIC ALSO LIKE v
I Salvation
y.-.. I. ; - -
' "ft will- continue to be one,
'rit the most popular . playa
America haa produced. Neits
story is mo reunion 01 -
'lf .-if 'hundreds - of VOOr'
i women,' not only to save their
: nusuanus,., out, iu uuuis .
wn .little world a happier,
'ulace." v -. . t -
1 1 N, ' .Morning Telegraph
That's Urgn No. 2 ." v
To See It at the. ..
STARTS SUNDAY
Vermont Maple Sufsr. just In, per
lb. eakf 39c
Holland Herrinr. guArantewi 1921
packed, all mllkera. per k--ftS
"Daisy" Brooms, Just few down
left, each .49c
Toilet Kleen. a reyular iHt ar
ticle, on special todsy. two cans
for a, 27c
Best Creamery Butter, per lb... .46c
Florida Grapefruit, fweet and
Julry, 6 fur SSc
"Katmor" Cranberries, tb ISc
Kaney Mirhiican Celery. S to
talks in bundle, earn ...XSc
Freih Spinach, per peck SSc
Krc.li Green Heaas, t quarts for 2Sc
lcehere Head Lettuce, solid heads,
2 for 25c
Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs.
for a. ISc
rPilliibury's Best or Washburn's Cold Medal Flour,
buy now, per 24-lb. aack
j Salada Tea. Green or Orange Pekoe,
( per H-lb. pkt 43
1
Have you tried our famous "Break- 9m9mOBWKm U 1 1 1 -f T? TfTl
fast Blend" of Santos Coffee? It's I C'lT'I-Ti 1 4 W 1 B I Jls II
a real coffee. Special at 2 lbs. f wfmwft, I 1113 SCI -1 71 1
for age. 1 mitJU H 1 ls. TA 1 til
Sell
Skinners
Th Higheat Crack Macaroni
Egg NoodUs, SpafhattI asid
other Macaroni Prod u eta
Friday Orders Mean Early Deliveries Saturday
SOMMER BROS.
HARNEY 0188
23TH AND FARNAM
Boston Markets
113 North 16th Street. OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE -'.' Oouglat 1089
Combination No. 1.
100 lbs. Fine Gran. Sugar, $3.00
6 lbs. Choice J. K. Santos
-Coffee 2.40
2 lbs. - Uncol. Japan rtToa, 1.20
2 lbs. Fancy Cocoa ...... 1.20
1 lb. Best Black Pepper.'." .60
1 lb. Fancy Cocoanut .... ;.40
12 Cans Fancy Sweet Peas 1.90
12 Cans Fancy Sweet Corn 1.90
TOTAL ..
.....$12.60
Combination No. 2.
18 lbs. Best' Gran. Sugar. .55
3 lbs. Choice J 11. Santos
Coffee ...$1.20
TOTAL
...,..$1.75
Corn, Peas or Tomatoes, can 10c)
Per dozen cans $1.15
Fancy Peaches, No. 3 cans, 25
Choice Cream Cheese, lb-..19!4e)
White Naptha Soap, 10 bars, 39s
10c Ivory Soap, 4 bars for. .30J
Lux, per package -10c)
P. & O. Soap, 10 bars for .-630
Flotilla Toilet Soap, 2 bars to . 1?
a box; regular 15c quality,
- 3 boxes for ...'....... ..-253
Pride of Boston Flour I 48
Sooch'a Best Flour,. lba.j,l87
8 lbs. Fresh Leaf Lard ...-03e)
Lean Pork Roast, lb. ....12!4e)
Steer Pot Roast, lb 82
Lamb Stew, lb 5"2ci
Lamb Chops, lb. ... ..;.'.. .122
Choice Legs of Lamb, lb. ..15e
Sugar Cured Cal. Hams, lb 2'zt
Sugar Cured Bacon, lb. . .21e)
We deliver to all purta of thu city. Write for our price list. Mail orders ,
filled at above prices good for one week. Check or money order must accom
pany orders. rteftrpnepn: Corn Exchange National Bank. ' - -
We
Sell
Skinners
Thai Highest Grade Macaroni
Egg NoodUs, Spaghetti and
other Macaroni Produata
Special for Sunday
Marmalade
; r.reea Case plumm isi '
enebea an eieellent a;il
natloa af flaTr tar acrfect
Ice cream.
, 4 . ; . -. S . f .
''" ' ' '' ' "
i
Ask Tour, Bealer
for Dcltcla. ' ,
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irtrtlrtfSayClr
- " - - mmmm
WASHINGTON MARKET
TV t 0.n2. A TTnetetl ?
I Special Ivory Soap Flakes, per box. . ; . . . . 8c
CiXLTa OUlUUaitl vuiuj " vo. ............ -w-
J Crisco, all size . cans, . per lb.. . .... .-W.'.: 18c
I romnhpll Snunj?. iDer can. Il9c :
Farreirs Corn Syrup, per gallon. . . . . . .39c.o
Thm aamo ooel acrrka and the same' ? : ;- r I
t- o
I
WHITE E -wm n wsx f n EARLY C
33c P U I M I U t o 42c
Peck
EARLY 0HI0S
Per
Peck
Pkjs.
TWO-MINUTE
WHEAT FOOD
2
Pkgs.
for
11c
Wheat Basko
Flour
Selling More
Ivery Day
24 lbs $1.00
43 lbs......S1.95
it i n m
' CRISCO
Mb. can .lite
3-i w ' can . . . . . . .; .52c
6-lb. can $1.02
MAZOLA OIL
Pint aire 29c
Quart 54c
Half galtsn size ......... ,98c
Gallon size ........ . ..41J4'
Jelly, '7-oz. glaej". .'. .'. 122c
Peanut Butter, .lb.,. , . . . .18e
Pure Fruit Preserves. 22.oi.
..';.".,l..A.......S8c
CANNED MILK
Basko, large size .lie
Carnation, small size ........... c
Carnation, large size l!s
Eagle. Brand ........tie
Basko Butter, lb. . . 48c
Alamito Milk, qt.. .10c
Fresh Eggs, doz... .38c
Basko Macaroni 3 for S5o
Basko Spaghetti 3 for 25e
Basko Egg Koodlts 3 for $3o
Cream Cheese, lb. ...,.8e
Brick Cheese, lb 30c
KARO SYRUP
Vz-b. Blue Label ....10e
5 lbs. Blue Label. ....... .28c
10 lbs. Blue Label. ...... .53c
12 lbs. Red Label 11c
5 lbs. Red Label ..31c
10 lbs. Red Label 53c
SOAP
P. & G. 8 bars 50s
Lenox, 12 bars 46s
Diamond C, 10 bars....... 37c
, 5
SNIDERS PORK AND BEANS.
.16-oz., per can 11c
No. 2 carf, per can 122c
No. 3 can, per can 25c'
715 .
Bo. 9th St.
We
urn
v WE CAN .
HELP YOU
Fill All Mail
Orders
715
So. 9th St.
LIVE BETTER
FOR LESS
where he it confined (or havlne poi- " Pnrinfn i7nd.i
session of whisky still. , , , .
-,. Curiam roils may lie Mrd
The Kre Want A4. Are the HeM tliruu.'li the ta.iiitf ( a euiluin far
Business ilootteri, I mora easily and with lcs risk ol
damuKC u tl niuUuor lace if the
(iiik'tr of an old kid lilove it slipped
over the end w (the rod whiili en
tera the casing (irsl.
. -ns
Eans.scoU'2
Patrick BrST
til
l ill - - ,
II UNGUES
I? . . ' K al
i
K
Douglas
3940
Mama' ' V
UVCNTEKNTH ATS...
T an re
We Deliver
To Any Part
Of the City
Here's Values That Talk for Themselves
Rolled Rib i Qe
Roast Beeft1
Fresh Spring
Chickens ....
23c
Fresh Ham,
Half or Whole
18c
Pork Shoulders, per lb. ...'....."".;:'. ..'...-lZVid
Roast Veal, per lb. ......... ..........15
Smoked HamM, whole or half, Star, Puritan
and Certified, ler lb '. .27
I'ot Uoast Beef, per lb. 9
Pork Loln.Konsf, per lb. '.17'A6
Cigars Just Inside the Door Cigars
Camels 'or Spurs, carton 81.09
One-Eleven. Heech Nut, carton ........ .at, 35
Mozart Sublimes, 15c value, DO for. .154.85
Adelalda Manilla, 100 for ....83.25
I,. R. Hand Made, in for 81.15
Whale .Smokins.' full lb. 4e
Imported Cherry Pipes, special- .......5
1
V
Saturday Big Candy Special
JllshopN t'alarob Candy Fig 75c talne. . . . .49
Assorted Chocolates $1.00 value. Ib. box..;. 65
Lyon's Assorted .Chocolates, Glace Fruit,
tim Talae . . . .. ... ... ......' 31.00
Homemade. Fudge, 25c valnc, box. . : 15
Molasses Kisses, per lb. ........... .......20d
Jumbo Salted Peanuts, U. .... ....... ...... 20C'
Ortman's Bakery Products '
iDhocolatc, Caramel, Cocoanut ,. 3-Layer
Cakes, each .. .i.. . , .. . . . . .". .50
Raisin Nut Bread, 15), 2 for. . : . . . . .25?
Assorted Cookies,' per doz., 15, 2 for 25
Danish Coffee Cake, each.. .10 and 20
.
Omaha Maid or 10 lbs. Granu-
. Uted Sugsr
for ...... 91.8S for ; ....... 56c
10 Bars Crystal Soap for 58c
1 '10c bar . Creme , Oil Tree with every
. . purchase ;
CAF.I GOODS SPECIALS
Extra Fancy Maine Corn, per doz $2.20
Maine Blueberries, per cn ...... .30
- Per dozen S3.50
Pens, 'Tomatoes' and Corn, 6 cans tor... 73
Beauty Sliced Pineapple, o. i cans...... 29
Pet dozen ., '..83.25
Del SJoute Prunes, 5-lb. cans ..$1.05
Sardines in Pure Oil, 4c quiility.... 23d
Batter, Best Creamery, per Ib 47
Yellow Cream Cheese, per lb .;... .23
New Comb Honey 25
Brazil Ants, new crop, 3 lbs ...50
Almonds, S lbs. for .35
Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples, box ......$2.98
Navy Beans, 4 lbs. 292
Ankola Coffee, per lb. -40
3 lbs. for ....... 'i....... '.-..... ...$1.15
Famous Santos. Coffee, per lb. . ..22tf
Special Table Supply Coffee, per lb 30d
8 pkgs. Advo Jell '.'... 254
1-lb. can Calumet Baking i'owder '2Si
I
5
S?1T
i Saturday Cracker
Th Highert Crada Macaroni I RnPPial
Ejr Noodles, SpschatU and I llcn'e Fairy Cmeker.. II, ...tK C'
r 0?lt aaaoii athar Macaroni" Products " Oraliam Crackers, lb. .154 J
. Free
Delivery ,
to All Farts
of the City.
' Phone
Atlantic
4603 :
Open Saturday Till 9 T. M.
Mnll Ordrra Filled "v " V ' r ' '
1814-1C-J8 Farnam St. " V
' Mnll Order Filled
Fresh Dressed SPRING CHICKENS, lb. .... . 23c
Pig Pork Roast, per lb.
Pig Pork Loin, per lb. .....17'i
Lean PlK Pork Chops, per lb...... 244
Steer Round Steak, per lb ........204
Steer Sirloin Steak, per lb." 254
Steer Pot Roast per lb." 10 Hr
Steer nib Boll, per lb. 54
Prime Rib lions t, rolled, pef lb. 22'!4
Fancy Young Veal' Roast, per lb ...-12',44
Young Veal Stew, per. lb ........ .04
rounsr Veal Steak,' per lb. .............254
Young Iaml I-css, per Ib. .204
Voung Umb Stew, per lb .64
Fresh Made Sausage, per lb 154
No. 1 Skinned Hums,' per lb. ,".244
Sugar Cured Picnic .Hams, per lb. ........ 13 4 4
Suirar Cured Bacon, per lb ...18H4
Cudahy Puritan Hm. half or whole, lb. ..JtHVi
Cudahy Puritan Bacon, half or whole, lb... 304
Thomsen'a Dairy
- Maid Butter, per
lb. .. 464
' Danish Pioneer
Creamery Jlnt
ter. lb. ..4o4
Country Creamery,' 1-lb. prints ' . . . .41
Rei'Nut Butterine, per lb. -. . ; 22(
Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese, lb. 25
McLaren's Cream Pimento "and Nippy
Cheese 13t: 2 for 25.
Checked Eggs, limited supply, doz. 31
Saturday Grocery Specials
48-lb. Sak .
Oooch's Best
, Flour
$1.89
I So. 2 cans Sunbeam
Pork and Beans . .
10 lbs.
' ' Xamo
Syrup
430
100 lbs.
Granulated
Sugar,
$6.35
Fancy
.104
Tomato Soup,
104
... Cigars Just Inside the Door
Camels -or Spurs, carton...' SI. 69
One-Eleven, Beech Nut, carton ....SI. 35
Mozart Sublimes. 15c value, 60 for 84.85
Adelaida Manilla. 100 for ....... .83.25
U R. Hand Made. 25 for SI. 15
Whale Smoking, full lb. 484
Imported Cherry Pipes, special ....... 5
Campbell's
- per can
Gooch's Best Macaroni,
, J.lbs. for 254
Large pkg. Rolled Oatq 244
Imported Extra Fancy Sar
dines, pure olive oil 104'
Large Ears Crystal - Whlta
Soap, 10 bars ...594,
Fresh Premium Soda Crack
ers, per lb. 144
Graham Crackers, lb. ..154'
1 ll. of Cocoa free with pur
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Coffee at. per lb. ....234
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COLORADO WHITE POTATOES, GOOD COOKERS,
PER PECK 35
Extra Fancy Tokay Grapes, square. basket... 63
We carry Fresh Mushraoroji. ' Alligator Pears, Oysters, Plain Kohlerabbis and Quinces.
FRESH FISH and OYSTERS-R'eceived Daily
Jast Received, a Shipment of Houston Skinless Figs.
Tha Kighsst Cnufe Macaroni
Egg Noodles, Spaghetti and
other Macaroni Product
Extra Fancy King Oavles or Jonathan Apples.
per box ..,...2.90'
Fresh String Beans, per lb
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